Showing posts with label Pearls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Pearls. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 April 2011

A lovely blue and ivory spring wedding

Mondays wedding. A lovely blue and ivory spring themed day.
The bride chose to carry a mix of blue hydrangea and muscari with ivory roses, spray roses and freesia. The stems were bound with ribbon and finished off with an ivory lace bow. Pearls were placed in the centre of each rose. A gorgeously scented bouquet.
The two bridesmaids carried a simple posy of 5 ivory roses with bear grass bound with ivory satin ribbon and bow.
The little flower girl carried a soft bear who had been given a special ivory rose buttonhole.
The Mother of the Bride and Mother of the Groom were both given a corsage of matching flowers to the bride. A single rose with freesia and muscari.
The Grooms-men all wore a single rose buttonhole.

Thursday, 14 October 2010

Champagne roses and pearl wedding

Natalie's wedding flowers from 24th September.
Themed on champagne roses and pearls to match in with her dress, Natalie carried a hand-tie of talea roses with bear grass loops and salal edging. The stems were bound with cream satin ribbon.
The bridesmaids carried an overarm bouquet of 5 and 3 roses respectively. Pearls threaded onto the bear grass tie in with the brides bouquet.

The grooms buttonhole is a single talea rose with ruscus foliage and bear grass loops with pearls.
The ladies wore a similar design to the groom.
The rest of the men wore a single rose and foliage.

Wednesday, 9 September 2009

Plum and Ivory wedding flowers









These are the bridal flowers for Genevieve's wedding that took place on Saturday.

The brides bouquet was a hand-tie of plum calla lily and Maroussia roses with ruscus around the outer edge and finished off with ivory ribbon around the stems. In the roses we added pearls to complement the wedding dress.

The adult bridesmaid had a hand-tie of Maroussia roses, with diamantes in the centres, and ruscus with ivory ribbon to finish to complement her dress. The younger bridesmaid had a matching bouquet but with only 3 roses.

The bouquets are photographed in the vases of water that we deliver all our bridal hand-ties in to keep them as fresh as possible before the ceremony.